Last LG i set up wouldn’t let me change some configs without an account… which obviously requires internet. From that to requiring internet to operate is not a long stretch and no, i won’t bother searching specific models just to win an internet argument with a troll.

Bye

Dunno why you’d bother gaslighting someone over this, but try harder.

Didn’t Denmark do something along those lines recently?

You mean Metallicock?

It is a business model: patent trolls’.

So, by your own words, everyone who uses systemd and doesn’t complain is

All used profusely by hobbysts and evangelists, the kind of people with a lot of spare time to write bullshit online, and never ran more than 5 machines for more than a year with evolving operational requirements.

so, again, data on this or just keyboard warrioring?
Don’t bother answering, we both know the answer.
Bye.

cowardice is what the US military does best.

Actually i blame Rest of the World for not bringing muricans to justice, but yes.

Quite the opposite, just to be clear.

Got data on that, have you?

Not as bad, especially considering Iran is warning they’ll be targeting those facilities, giving cilivians ample time to bail out.

Really? Civilian contractors are legitimate targets? How interesting.
I’m not saying murican Big Tech is innocent, but no, i don’t think they’re legitimate targets as per internationally perceived rules of engagement (yet).

It’s a war crime, but nothing of relevance will be lost, i say go for it.

Ninja turtle set, huh?

If you really want to have Debian without systemd there is always Duvean

Devuan.
And Slackware, Gentoo, Artix and many others, yes.

Use another system.
Change banks. File complaints with them.
Entertainment isn’t relevant to me.

Both of those use LoRa, as Reticulum can, among other media.
I think the comparison ends there.

The systemd age-storage drama was a massive red flag.

There, FTFY.

End users just want their hand to be held by some kind of corporation.

SheepleOS

will start checking for a “compliant” kernel.

Reminds me of all the banking apps that rely on Google’s “secure” crap to run.

How would anyone place a 100% community driven distribution like Debian in such a cage?

By getting the Debian deciding body to approve systemd a while back, for starters.
It’s apparently very easy.